New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22


The subcommittee OF the conference committees Of
Gammany Hail ana the County Democracy, after two
days OF consultation, finally at late hour Yesterday
agreed on division of the offices 10 be voted for the
county and Judiciary ticket The conference committees
Of the two organizations named the candidates the
Offices allotted to each, aud these were last evening rati
fled ny the two conventions. The ticket agreed is
| "a follows
$"r,": $% r,%: C Cof Jg-A & L@TrenGS SsD &C. PAM r.
DhirictA AHor7ty-Jehn H. Fellows C.. ID
Jw'g- nera SESSIONS -IIqadolph B. MARITIME &C. d.
Ir,S'de"t Boord NJ Ahcrme"-Georss H. Forster Tanl)
| Snro0or-Rastus :. Ransom Oam)
t0nfrD i"r-i iheodorc W Myers &C. ID
G Sy c%f GS JG-I f-W r r FfsiG%9 Tis.%.9 {Fam Fa%
coronrc-M J. b. Messemer Tam)
| Tammduy Han carried ts point and compelled the
County Democracy leaders 10 withdraw the name Of
James Fitzgerald its candidate for District Attorney
| 1t din not succeed in inducing them to nominate
! Delaney Nicoll.
The division Of Offices "a finally agreed upon between
the two organizations follows: 70 Tammany Hall,
Supreme Court Judge the Surrogate President OF
the Board Of Aiderncn. Coroner and city Court
Judges, with the understanding that Of these TO
| hc william Pi,chkc. the candidate OF the Germans
who appeared before the oubcommttces; to the County
| Democracy, supreme Court judge, the Di-irict-
| Attorney, additional Judge OF the Court of General
Sessions and Controller. The Tammany committeeman
hy County Democracy leaders that the
nominee for sIprc nc Court Jadgc would be Judge A. r.
Lawrence Colonel John r. Fellows for District Attorney
and District Attorney Martin, ioiJudgc OF the Court Of
Genera. Sessions.
TANNANY STILL ErSOLUTT.
Tie corridors OF the Westminster Hotel crowded
an dag by politicians OF note representing both the
! D'nocrItlc organizations. The Tanmany committee
men had the rc.oluc air fhc preceding day.
II noticeable that the County Democracy leaders
evidently wavcrlng their decision insist
James Fltzccrald the c1rlnc FOR District Attorney
| They evidently appreciated the fact that Tanlnany
! Hln would not accept Mr fitzgerald. and they must
accept the responsibility of Itnnany Hall Withdrawing
from the conference aul running separate ticket with
an accompanying division Senators, Asscmhlymcn,
| Aldermen aud Civil Justices
A. the iny wore on there that the County
| Democracy leaders would compromise on John r. Eel
lows candidate for Di-irct-Atorncy. and District
Attorney County Judge. II argued that
Ma Wout cDvia'" tho necessity forltakin, Delaney
Nico ls District Attorury of those who had largely
aided the conviction. 1.-the boolle Aldermen
and Jacob sharp being thus provided for. The Tam
many representatives, were not -eure!y sat, fled with
tLs solution OF the difficulty. ana asked for time to con
| silcr H.
The ,Il,c,nmitfc.- dl not 20 into session until $3.50
p u 81. The members present aud the business on
hand ~ Once taken up After good deal OF discus
| rion the division given above submitted by the
County Democracy committeeman q" tho ranmAny rep
! rrscutatlvc- Tails proposition was taken by the sub
committee ~ i'c fDl bcon.or-uco Committee sitting III
Timm,ny Hall and Was agreed 20. Tic County Dcmoc
rcy Conference Committee hal previously tycn It's sub
| committee power 20 u.ik- ti, oacr. and when T. was
.ccoptcl by T4mmauy Iiau t.c matter practically
settled Neither side was entirely sa,'ncd with tie re-
suit OF tlc conference bn D, VA accepted as the only
/ way oIt oi tue difficulty.
SLIGHT EIrpfIs y rAMNtNY HAIL
The harmony ~ tic Iarniany IIdl comfy Conven-
ION last cyesn. disturbed bv opposition q REQ.
! -lrpn against Free IslIe "a by feeble effort
10 sns:Iiutc .r name oi Delaney Nico for that OF
colonel Fellow, for the uomnaiion
fltff frs I.f.tftg Clfotre lDf
cate Of Afr Nicou refused heaiias A. soon
John Coohrarc took jAc chair eHJudgc A y. Tsppan
road resolutions deuonnrins Ecpunl an doctrines aud
.n.rning "tr- prurip.c. OF size Democratic platform.
! etsta and NATIONAL adopted In contention" The
rr,o.afen al. -,le! lp tas bscalr wa' tie follow
/ ine.
weal-..u BE- d'.'ia, - Free Trade, and aver that
a, p.l.'"I r. ~ .., 40 p''r p. III touo,at !.
t~ct,on To- ionc ,nor 200 s. the rnanufac'uria. aus
lau4.
wanhapc Ivra took exception to thl.. say.n;
ua' riDn.uy rsl. utd Always favored Free Trade
ani u,t pe platform o, tue National Conventions
4rc .Ss. %. protested a-a.n-' tie asp'ion OF
thc rc.ont,n a. oppo. ', ina principles OF Jeler'on
and tc party Ue A never before heard such rcso.a
! 90 offered IN % Democratic convention
IL Jude rap'au defended the resolution AMI ir-
.tanced the condition the poorer cla,,s, in England
- an example Of the elects of free trade " II you cat
down proe,tou' hc ,aid "you br.n- here ths pauper
| labor of Iurpur toups with nome Niut'rY' Tic
novel the pr,,lou- qu-,fsu which wa' carried AMI the
rc,ointI on. were adopted Win few dissenting voices
IL senator george H. Forster presented the report of
| the Conference committee and the convention
pro, rclcl to nominate the candidates In accord
r. g. cram cnio.ifci Morgan J. Onron, v.
Bourse 'ockrAn spoke for Jn'tcr iaTtrnce LOUIS
| Cohen presented the nimo ot Henry T. Mc'oWn: ana
Jane, Oliver named william i. Piishke Al ihese were
n9mored ~ l,sgg.y Marins namc
before Tho convention. and turtc wcre a
nouu tfrd.
slro-a'e aud hc. 49, well =. IecodG,e Myrr,, WIG WIG
was presented by Ecner" !. h. HP'no" was "'i'n"'o"
unanimously.
MrL.Y OBJECTS To FELLOWS
Then eIJuIsc rappan brought forward the name OF
John f. Fellows for Di'fict-4 Attorney, emo. 1inr MN
a. "tuc .Iycf.onsucI orator who had been active in
the recent trials.
TX As.omblymln William =. MuIry spranS 70 his feot
aud advancing iown tnc centre aisio and pointing his
nngcr At Mr. Tappan said John l.. Fellows Is the last
man We should nominate. Who IL he What l. ms
n~rr he was interrupted by Three cheers for Nico'
which gwen by few OF the crowd present .,
Sidney T.. Cowen who was on the platform arose 10
nomination. +" IA Ike he mus mako tako nj scat
Mr Mllry tricl To speak hi- voce drowned Ia
shout, for Fellow, Ind the chairman declared hiu o ol
order there great tumnIi aud several Heegi'es
were ON their fcot including Nh Mulry VINO SIN urea III
john p ''IT ""nnoy got the floor and praised Fel
low. Malry tried TO- o., SPEAK a%@r aSTS' Hs s.ii SHi
& ' MSs 1a 20 ,Sv S" nnd s wy 9Di should respect
the recommendations OF no conference committee,
Colonel Fellows man WHO 'oilu ~ hlS ""h N"'o'
and would not need special counsel
Mr. Muy tried aac the floor. but was shouted down
cha rmau put the question: Coonel feIlo"s""S
nominated with a few dissenting voices
| Assembly man Ives nominated George III, L"r,,
ter for President OF tho Board OF Aldermen ana
Bernard Martin named Coroner NJ J. H. MESSENGER Tor
re e lection aud the nominations were mIdo by accAmA
ton committees consisting OF one delegate rom
appointed TO Inform the candidates Oh
tie and Ia prepare for rhtlhcauen meet
ing ami also a committee 10 inform tho County
| Dom ocrAcy OF tho nominations.
GLOOM ~ HE COUNTY DEMOCRACY
The proceeding OF the County Democracy convention
were carried forward In periunctory sort way Ihere